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... EXCH.INGE, ATHERSTONE, MONDAY £siwm., 27, 1899, tbe by Lacal Taleet Mr. D. HARRISON, Principal at Licbarld Cathedral. Mr. TOM WHITE (T•nor). the Royal of Mr Blind. sod al Cm:arta. NIBS F. HARRISON (Coated.* YR. T. WINDRIDOK (Coventry). to be liven tee end ...
... expenditure of the dab during the year very heavy. motel spurs =MO. in of thews In sad e ease of the thereon lie DSO* Wake tom, white The Ada of the SAW teas to the Mardi malted hs a to the dab of al The receipts fres see yes anevestod to £149. egoist £7l ...
... FKBRUART 27m, 1899, the fellthring will appear. misted by Local Talent : Mr. D. HARRISON, Pristine' Bar al Cathedral. Mr. TOM WHITE (Tenor), oi the Normal aol of Moak he Blind. od the Birmingham (*inert. F. HARRISON (Coutralto), Lichfield. MR. T. WINDRIDOR ...
... and Prinees.s of 1 • • Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family. This • , having been received with musical Immure. Mr. Tom White (the eveniug's pianist) sang Mona, , and then the Chairman gave the toast of Success to the Attli•borough Quoit Club ...
... Elects*. The artistes in. eluded the best talent of the Midlands. and local vocalists also cnotributed to the programme. Mr. Tom White of Nuneaton was one of the favourites of the evening. He had • splendid reception and two of hie orange. Branca and The ...
... gentlemen have kindly offered their minims :—Miss Courts, Miss Gertrude Booth and and Master Johnson, of Coventry, Messrs. Tom White and B. W. Taylor, of Nuneaton, B. Potter and W. A. Booth, of Derby. 680 b Allesley. TZCIINICAL EDUCATION. - The local committee ...
... Violin, Mir SWINNERTON, Pianoforte, Mrs. STUBBS, Camp Hill, Recitation. Dr. TomussoN, 'Cello, M. W. HILL, Baritone and Mr. TOM WHITE, Tenor. Dunn open 7-30 ; conunence at B. Admission : Reserved seats fnumiered), 28.6 d. ;Family Tickets to admit Five, 10s ...
... SNEYD'S FIFTH ANNUAL CONCERT, MONDAY, MARCH 18. MISS EDITH JONES, Soprano, late of the Royal Normal College, London. MR. TOM WHITE, Tenor. of the Albert Hall, Si7j - alibee's, Crystal Palam. Reserved meats, 2/-. second Keats, 1/.. ADMIS-lON SIXPENCE. Doors ...
... ASTIITSB MISS NORA GRAYSTON (Sortwoo. MRS. OSBORNE WILLIAMS. Associate of the Royal Academy of Itueic. (Corrusiso). MR. TOM WHITE (Meson). MR. F. SPENCER, Scholarship Holder of the Wham School of Music (Rem). MISS KATE WILSON, Medals& sad of the R.A.M ...
... the principal c lgo ss a t. do r n,d eoe ublin. Glasgow and MISS HART (Soprano). MISS LOTTIE McQUEEN (Second Soprano). MR. TOM WHITE (Tana). MR. E. W. TAYLOR (Bass). Pianist : MISS LOUIE TAYLOR, A.M. L.C.M. Organist : MR. ALBERT BAKER. Conductor: MR. JOHN ...
... day night, Mr. G. H. Mosedale, the hecretary of this presided over a very suoceeebil imioker, in Ibe Assembly Room. Mr. Tom White was the ac• • ompaniat, and Nonaa were given by the following: - Nlenars. T. White, S. Taylor, J. Harris, Goodman, Wykes ...
... were heartily encored. Miss Pearson and Miss Howlett were the only lady singers, and their soap were • distinct swam Mr. Tom White sang Th. Toilers, and Th. Death of Nelson, in his usual style, and with telling effect. Mr. Hill sang Naopharlane, and ...